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Crowds are up. Optimism is high. And the vision is clear. 

This season we saw 300 new season ticket holders join the journey at Fir Park, as the club embarked on an exciting and fresh voyage under Jens Berthel Askou.

An eye-catching and adventurous style of play has seen us reach the semi-final of the Premier Sports Cup, enter the top-six in the William Hill Premiership and enjoy spine-tingling moments together as one.

This is your chance to also see our new approach in action. Half Season tickets are now available to buy by clicking here.

Our Half season tickets are the perfect Christmas gift for the Well fan in your life.

If you are on the home page of the ticketing website, you can click on ‘Season Tickets’ at the top right of the page, and this will take you to the Half season ticket purchasing section. We acknowledge this is slightly confusing but we are unable to change this for the time being.

With your half season ticket, you will guarantee your spot at Fir Park for TEN William Hill Premiership matches this season. And the good news doesn’t stop there.

Buying a half season ticket will save you money compared to buying a ticket for each individual match. There are savings of up to £58 to be made, the equivalent of over two match ticket prices. Our juvenile half Season tickets are available for just £30 – which is just £3 per match to back the Steelmen!

If two or more adult half season tickets are purchased at the same time, then a 10% discount will apply.

Your half season ticket will also get you:

• Access to an open training session at Fir Park
• A whole range of discounts at various local stores and outlets
• Priority ticket access for away matches where restricted allocations are in place
• An opportunity to retain your seat for future seasons

This season, there is also the opportunity for you take advantage of our Centenary Suite half-time offer. This deal includes: 

• Access to suite pre-match
• Access to suite at half-time for traditional refreshments
• Access to suite at full-time for player post-match interviews

How to buy guide

Thinking this sounds like something you want to buy? Or buy as a Christmas present for someone?

It’s nice and easy to purchase and doing it online is the most efficient and straight-forward way to buy.

You can click here to buy online.

If you are on the home page of the ticketing website, you can click on ‘Season Tickets’ at the top right of the page, and this will take you to the Half season ticket purchasing section. We acknowledge this is slightly confusing but we are unable to change this for the time being.

Alternatively, call us on 01698 333333 or email tickets@motherwellfc.co.uk.

Games eligible (all fixtures are subject to change):

• Motherwell v Celtic Sunday 30 December – 8pm Kick Off 
• Motherwell v St Mirren Saturday 3 January – 3pm Kick Off
• Motherwell v Kilmarnock Saturday 24 January – 3pm Kick Off
• Motherwell v Rangers Wednesday 11 February – 7:45pm Kick Off
• Motherwell v Aberdeen Saturday 14 February – 3pm Kick Off
• Motherwell v Dundee United Saturday 28 February – 3pm Kick Off
• Motherwell v Hibernian Saturday 21 March- 3pm Kick Off
• Motherwell v Falkirk Saturday 4 April – 3pm Kick Off
• Guaranteed at least two further home fixtures post-split 

Discounts

Whilst you’re here…

We have a range of Black Friday deals that will be available to buy from Monday 24 November. 

Gifts

• Commemorative brick on the Davie Cooper stand – reduced from £55 to £40
• First Team Home Kit Sponsorship – reduced from £420 to £230
• First Team Away Kit Sponsorship – reduced from £410 to £220
• Training Top Sponsorship – 50% off – reduced from £340 to £170

Hospitality

Choice of two matches:

• Motherwell v Kilmarnock, Saturday 24th January 2026
• Motherwell v Aberdeen, Saturday 14th February 2026

Centenary Suite

Enjoy a 3-course meal in the Centenary Suite, half-time refreshments, a match ticket, a match programme, and a teamsheet with a pay bar facility. Player appearance and interview post-match.

Our special Black Friday prices are £45 for season ticket holders, £60 for non-season ticket holders and £20 for children (under 12s for a kid’s meal).

Centenary Suite Half-time

Match ticket in the Phil O’Donnell stand with refreshments served in the Centenary Suite at half-time. Access to the lounge pre-match and post-match. Player appearance and interview post-match.

Our special Black Friday price is £40 per person.

Cooper Box

Come in out of the cold and enjoy relaxed hospitality from the warmth and comfort of our Cooper Box. The package includes viewing the match from the box, half-time refreshments, a match programme, a teamsheet and 2 complimentary drinks per person.

Our special Black Friday prices are £45 for season ticket holders and £55 for non-season ticket holders.

LED Advertising

Bring your brand to electronic life with our new LED system on the John Hunter stand, directly across from the TV cameras at Fir Park.

Secure 3 minutes of advertising at the following matches for only £620 + VAT:

• Motherwell v Kilmarnock, Saturday 24th January 2026
• Motherwell v Aberdeen, Saturday 14th February 2026
• Motherwell v Dundee United, Saturday 28th February 2026

Motherwell were at their very best when Hibernian came to Fir Park. The Steelmen were aiming to make it 13 points from a possible 15 and move to joint third in the process. That’s exactly what they achieved. 

Tawanda Maswanhise broke the deadlock from the penalty spot, moving the Zimbabwean to the top of the goalscoring charts in the Scottish Premiership.

Elijah Just then doubled the advantage shortly afterwards, before Grant Hanley headed for an early shower before the first-half was out.

Free-flowing football was in no short supply, as Motherwell racked up 70% possession over the course of the night, completing nearly 800 passes also. With the Motherwell fans fully entertained and engrossed, the Steelmen powered to the finish line, setting up an almighty clash with league leaders Hearts this weekend.

The league leaders are in town on Saturday 29 November, as Motherwell take on Hearts at Fir Park. 

Kick off 3pm.

How to follow the game

You can buy tickets online here.

• Young Adults tickets would ages 13-17.
•  Concessions are classed as, Over 65, Full Time Students, 18-21 Year olds.
• Juveniles would be 12 and under

On Match days, the Ticket Office is open from 11am – the ticket office is open until kick-off with no pay gate facility.

If you are outside the UK, you can watch the game via Motherwell TV.

Should you be in the UK, it will be live commentary only.

What else is happening?

Uddingston Pipe Band will be holding a bucket collection for this match.

The Cooper Suite will be open from 12 noon for food and drinks and one-hour post-match for those looking to avoid to the traffic. Home and away fans are welcome.

Beer Garden will be open from 12pm – 3pm.

Block E will hold its annual Christmas toy drive on Saturday 29th November.

Their toy collection point will be beside the club shop, outside the Cooper Stand and donations will be welcome from 1:30pm.

They are looking for any unused gifts up to age 16. Any and all donations are greatly appreciated.

Motherwell’s Fortunes

Motherwell moved up to their highest league position of the season on Tuesday night, defeating Hibernian 2-0 at Fir Park. Collecting 13 points from their last 15 available, the Steelmen moved into joint-third position in the league table.

Tawanda Maswanhise also moved to the top of the goalscoring charts in Scotland, with the forward netting his 12th goal in competitions against Hibernian and making it three goals in two games.

These two sides have met once this season, with the game ending 3-3 at Tynecastle. It may have been a point collected, but it felt like a defeat as the Steelmen lost a three-goal lead on the day after Callum Slattery, Maswanhise and Emmanuel had put Motherwell in pole position.

Opposition Report

Derek McInnes arrived in the Hearts hot seat from Kilmarnock this summer, and the Jambos have caught all the headlines for the correct reasons. An outstanding start to the season sees Hearts top of the table, four points clear of Celtic.

Having drawn only three of their opening 12 games, with nine wins registered, Hearts suffered their first league defeat of the season in matchday 13 against Aberdeen last time out.

Lawrence Shankland has found his magic touch again this campaign, with the Scotland international scoring ten goals in all competitions to this point; however, he did miss Hearts’ last match at Pittodrie. Claudio Braga has also been an excellent piece of business for the Gorgie side, as the Portuguese forward has scored nine goals this season.

The manager gives his views as the Steelmen jump up to third with a comfortable 2-0 win over Hibernian at Fir Park.

Tawanda Maswanhise netted his twelfth goal of the season from the spot and Elijah Just doubled the home side’s lead in the first half.

Motherwell secured back-to-back wins in the William Hill Premiership after a thoroughly dominant display against Hibernian at Fir Park, defeating the Edinburgh outfit 2-0. 

Tawanda Maswanhise got his 12th of the season before Elijah Just doubled the Steelmen’s advantage. The Hibernian agony continued as Grant Hanley was shown a straight red card before the half-time break.

Coming into the game high on confidence, having picked up 10 points from a possible 12, Jens Berthel Askou freshened up the side and shape from the side that defeated Kilmarnock 3-1 just three days ago.

Tom Sparrow, Liam Gordon, Oscar Priestman, Elijah Just and Regan Charles-Cook were all handed starts, with Callum Hendry, Emmanuel Longelo, Lukas Fadinger, Ibrahim Said and Callum Slattery all dropping to the bench.

With the temperature sitting well in the minus, both teams looked to entertain the fans in the stands with a fast start. Motherwell controlled early possession, and the first major involvement in the game was a penalty claim for the Steelmen when Just was brought down in the area, but the referee waved play on.

That was one that may not have stood, but Just was involved when Motherwell did earn a spot kit on 17 minutes. The New Zealand international moved into the box, and his shot was blocked by the hand of a Hibernian defender as the forward got a clattering also. VAR called the referee over for a look, and the penalty was awarded.

Tawanda Maswanhise stepped up and slotted home for his 12th goal of the season. And the Zimbabwean caused more trouble when he got in behind a saw hit shot saved by the Hibernian keeper. But Motherwell continued to probe.

And on 22 minutes, the Hibs backline failed to clear, and Just pounced to slot home for a second. And Motherwell weren’t done there. Piling on the pressure, Maswanhise got in behind again thanks to a Paul McGinn pass, Grant Hanley brought him down and after a VAR check, the Hibernian defender was shown a straight red card for denial of a clear goalscoring opportunity.

On 40 minutes, Hibernian looked to have one back. Kieron Bowie slipped Martin Boyle in; he went past Calum Ward and knocked into an empty net. That was until Johnny Koutroumbis arrived on the scene, sliding into his own net to prevent a certain goal. Celebrated like a goal by the home support, the Steelmen made sure of no further openings in the remaining stages, as they held onto the ball for large periods until the half was out.

Callum Hendry came on for Tawanda Maswanhise at the interval, as Jens Berthel Askou plotted his second-half approach.

The first chance of the half fell to Just on 53 minutes. Tom Sparrow remained composed to slip a ball inside for Just; he moved the ball onto his left foot but saw his shot saved.

Hendry was next to have a go just a minute later. Koutroumbis crossed one into the striker; his flicked header didn’t trouble the keeper, however. The chances kept coming for the Well, and it was Oscar Priestman who went close next on 61 minutes. The Aussie, on his first start, carried the ball inside the pitch, reversed on himself and had a go from 20 yards; his effort came off the post thanks to a deflection on the way through, and Sparrow couldn’t keep his follow-up effort under the bar.

Ibrahim Said and Callum Slattery entered the pitch, and the latter nearly finished off a wonderful flowing move on 67 minutes. A long spell of possession and probing ended with Slattery picking up the ball on the edge of the box; he moved towards goal and had a go with the outside of his right boot, searching for the far bottom corner. The ball trickled just wide, and Motherwell looked for a third.

Said then threatened on 73 minutes. Carrying the ball forward, he jinked into the box and smashed the ball into the side netting.

Charles-Cook then had an attempt for a third on 78 minutes. Elliot Watt cutely slipped the forward in the channel; he stayed onside and blasted goalwards, but the keeper stood tall to save.

Academy Graduate Luca Ross was brought on in place of Oscar Priestman with less than ten minutes to go, with Watt frustrated at not being able to convert from Said’s pull-back shortly after.

Charles-Cook hit over the bar following a quick counter-attack involving Hendry, with the Grenada international unable to keep his left-footed effort down on 88 minutes. Esapa Osong replaced Charles-Cook moments later after an excellent showing from the winger.

The remaining stages of the game were played entirely in the Hibernian half, as Motherwell secured another three points and moved to joint third in the table.

Motherwell Team: Ward, Sparrow, McGinn, Gordon, Welsh, Koutroumbis, Watt, Priestman, Charles-Cook, Maswanhise, Just.

Motherwell Subs: Connelly, Balmer, Ross, Balmer, Longelo, Fadinger, Slattery, Osong, Said.

Liam Gordon opens up on the impact Jens Berthel Askou has had on his game, as he has adapted to the new style of play. 

Gordon also speaks about the upcoming run of tightly congested matches, saying it could be a really successful period for the team.

Jens Berthel Askou offers an update on the playing squad after their recent win over Kilmarnock, and gives his thoughts on Hibernian.

Askou also discusses VAR and its role in Scottish football.

Motherwell travelled to Rugby Park, a venue they hadn’t won at since February 2021. Historically a difficult place for the Steelmen to get a result, they knew the task would be a difficult one to overcome Stuart Kettlewell’s Kilmarnock side. 

Controlling the flow of the game from the off, Tawanda Maswanhise reached double figures for the season in the 16th minute before adding a second from yet another quick corner routine before the half time interval.

Kilmarnock weren’t done yet and pulled one back early in the second-half, as they looked to mount a comeback. But all hopes were extinguished when Apostolos Stamatelopoulos netted from the penalty spot to put the game beyond Killie, making it ten points from a possible 12 in the league for Motherwell.

Our home game against Hibernian will be shown live via our pay-per-view streaming service for £11.99.

Kick off is 7.45pm on Tuesday 25 November at Fir Park.

You are able to watch the match online.